It’s more than double the next jurisdiction.

The rest of the country should thank D.C. by getting us some damn Congressional representation.

The pain (or gain) of Tax Day is always an opportunity for restaurants and bars to offer discounts and specials to celebrate another year of paying dues to Uncle Sam.

Get educated about rosé wine this weekend at Weygandt Wine, or just drown your sorrows on Monday at a plethora of Tax Day happy hour offerings.

“We honor the many champions who have fought for civil rights and equality as we renew our push for full democracy and statehood.”

Emancipation Day will be celebrated locally on April 15, so the rest of the nation gets a reprieve, too.

The average refund for D.C. taxes is $990.

Life gets in the way sometimes and then it’s April 15.

This year, Tax Day deals stretch across two dates — the usual April 15 deadline, and the current year’s deadline of April 18. 2011’s promotions aren’t as widespread as last year’s offerings, but there are a few options for you to get some relief from the taxman’s iron grip on your wallet.

Paying your taxes can be a real bummer, but the plethora of special Tax Day promotions and giveaways on deck will hopefully brighten moods in Washington today. For those of you able to be near the IRS Building (10th and Pennsylvania) from noon to 1 p.m., you’ll be able to get a free 6 oz. Blizzard from the Dairy Queen’s Blizzard mobile. A number of local restaurants are also offering Tax Day promotions: >>…